@alihosseini20368
Sorry for late reply.
did you define( ‘AIOS_DISABLE_COOKIE_BRUTE_FORCE_PREVENTION’, true );
as first line of wp-config.php? ( Note : first line ) I am saying.
“Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.” > do the plugin was active at that time?
Yes plugin was active.
did you set define( ‘AIOS_DISABLE_COOKIE_BRUTE_FORCE_PREVENTION’, true );
as first line of wp-config.php? because it is being moved to firewall.
Yes this was set to the first line
“AIOWPS Reset Settings Plugin” is older one it might not work.
instead delete the below file and try.
wp-content\uploads\aios\firewall-rules\settings.php
Yes that worked. Have to re-do my setup but at least I can get back in with the plugin back on.
@alihosseini20368
can you please try delete the file and check.
wp-content\uploads\aios\firewall-rules\settings.php
Thread Starter
srvissir
(@alihosseini20368)
Thank you very much, the problem is solved
Thread Starter
srvissir
(@alihosseini20368)
I don’t think the secret key should be used, will have problems
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This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by
srvissir.
@alihosseini20368
Please try save once Brute force > Cookie based brute force. if any problem then using secretword for cookie based brute force let me know.
Regards
I have same problem because move servers
delete file wp-content\uploads\aios\firewall-rules\settings.php
solved my problem thanks
@alihosseini20368 @sethhay (cc: @hjogiupdraftplus )
Can you please follow below steps:
1. : Please add the below code line in the wp-config.php file before /* Add any custom values between this line and the “stop editing” line. */:
define('AIOS_DISABLE_LOGIN_WHITELIST', true)
It looks like you are using the Apache server and you have enabled the login whitelisting from Admin Dashboard > WP Security > Brute Force > Login Whitelist (tab) in the past. The login whitelisting feature was not working in the older AIOS version on such configured Apache servers. Starting from AIOS 5.0.8, it started working suddenly. You are trying a non-whitelisted IP address client, so you can’t browse the login screen and face the 403 error on it.
Then try to log in to your WP site. If the issue still persists, you can reset the AIOS configuration setting as described on the below step #2.
2. Open you site’s database in PHPMyAdmin and browse {wpdb_prefix}options table. The {wpdb_prefix} is wp_ in most cases so you should browse the table wp_options and search option name aio_wp_security_configs and delete the row. It will reset all settings of AIOS.
Thanks a lot for reaching out to us.
@alihosseini20368 @sethhay @adammuiz (cc: @pmbaldha)
I can replicate similar issue, I have been working on to fix it.
Will update you once solved.
Same problem. Is there a plugin update coming to fix this?
@sdagency
Yes, The plugin update is coming to fix.
Regards
@alihosseini20368 @sethhay @adammuiz
We have fixed locally this issue upcoming release will fix it. It is issue regarding if the plugin deactivated and activated the plugin again and cookie based brute force on.
Do Below steps.
1) Go to wp-content\uploads\aios\firewall-rules\settings.php “aios_enable_brute_force_attack_prevention” remove 1 and make it blank so “” and try login with wp-login.php or renamed login page. If still issue delete the settings.php file.
Download below zip file and replace the plugin files. Plugins > Add new > Upload zip > update with new one from this zip file. So in future you do not have this issue.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fgufitbilydtzxr/all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall.zip?dl=0
Regards
Hi,
Has this problem been resolved with the latest version?
I have installed the latest version and still have the same problem.
By the way, I have not yet performed the manual solution described in this thread.
Hi @rymst
Yes, that issue is resolved already in version 5.1.2
Regards
@hjogiupdraftplus -san
Thank you for your reply.
Hmmm…
So is it a different problem that sometimes the 127.0.0.1[Brute force settings] still shows up even after updating to the latest version?
